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The Wahala Chronicles
READING AGE 16+
MysteryM
others
ABSTRACT
The story follows Daniela, a teenage girl who starts a new chapter of her life at Danso High School in Lagos. At first, she expects the usual secondary-school experience—new classmates, new friends, embarrassing moments, school drama and maybe a little crush here and there.
But Daniela soon discovers that Danso High is not as normal as it looks.
After noticing strange things happening around the school and getting caught up in a mystery involving her friend Daniel, Daniela realizes that someone may be hiding something. Then things become even more serious when she receives threatening messages and discovers that someone has been secretly filming Daniel.
With her friends beside her, Daniela begins searching for answers. But the deeper she goes, the more confusing everything becomes. People she trusts start acting suspiciously, unexpected clues appear, and every new discovery raises even more questions.
Between classroom gist, friendship problems, Lagos teenage life, school drama and secrets nobody wants exposed, Daniela has to figure out who she can actually trust.
Because at Danso High School, one thing is certain:
There is always another wahala waiting around the corner.